Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-09
MINN ESoTA.

Buffalo decided 10 incorporate by
vote of 81 to 25.
st. Cloud is TO have fine new school
house in the near future.
The great fire at Austin was more dis
astrous than at first reported.
"A section hand named O'Keefe was
killed by the cars at Merriam.
Commodore w. T. Davidson, I, lead
ing citizen of st. Paul, died recently.
Adrian is enthusiastic over the pros
pect of securing the new Sioux City road.
Governor McGill and staff called on
President Cleveland at Washington lately.
The Wisconsin Central will erect its
shops in North st. Paul and employ 1000
men.
The NJ. E. State camp. meeting will be
held at Red Rock; near st. Paul, beginning
June 12.
Mrs. Langtry visited the Globe office
while in st. Paul and filled that institution
with tntfy.
The house nnd furniture OF Michael
Dooley, of Montgomery, burned lately.
Loss, $4,000.
About 1000 delegates were in atten-
dance at the national Baptist convention in
Minneapolis.
The Sun Printing Company, of Duluth,
with capital of $1O, 900, has filed articles
of incorporation.
The trustees appointed to locate sol
diers' home are visiting the several COM
peting points.
-Thomas Hogan, of the crew of the
steamer Glenwood, was drowned twenty
miles above Winona.
drowned near Chimney Rock, about ,wen-
ty miles above Winona.
The home of Rev. Harvey, near Spald-
ing, was destroyed by fire during the re-
cent outdoor confagration.
The larceny case Of Koolic, at Man
kato, has been given to the jury, and there
is strong probability of acquittal.
John Larson and wife, OF Brandon,
were killed by lightning in their home re-
Gently. Two children were unhurt.
Duluth is in hopes of having an ex-
tensive packing and canning establishment
located in that city in the near future.
The State Dairy Commissioner tested
the milk furnished bye Red Wing dairymen
and pronounced it below the standard.
The State camp meeting and confer
ence of the Seventh Day Adventists will be
held at st. Paul, commencing June Is.
The piece of wheat was run up to 50
cents per bushel at Albert Lea the other
day in consequence of brisk competition.
Three valuable horses, afflicted with
glanders, were killed at Litchfsld re.
Gently. They were the property of Geo.
Nelson.
"A brace of tramps created quite
scare at Duluth by claiming to have dyna-
mite in their possession. They were
jugged.
"A slugging match took place Mt Barnes
vile, between Townsley and Welch. Light
gloves were used. The winner got $500
and gate receipts.
The sawmill and feed mill situated
about two and a half miles west of Chat
field, were totally destroyed by FIRE. Loss
about $4,000, and no insurance.
"A fire originating in the Eureka house,
Elgin, destroyed the hotel, R. S. Ordways
residence and G. S. Richardson's stock
barn. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $500.
Edward johnson, aged so. while work
ty,fr Pay mir CT Re-,
wood lake, was accidentally killed, being
sawed into three parts. He leaves wife.
A man named William Able was mr.
rested near Dundee charged with attempt
ing grape upon girl of 13. He was COM
mitted TO Jail to await the action of the
grand jury.
The executive committee of the State
Farmers Alliance met in secret session Mt
st. Paul to consider the interstate COM
merce law and take measures to correct
any defects.
The body of E. L. Hangober, Nor
wegian about 40years old, was found hang
ing from atree on the bank of the river
little north of Moorehead. An inquest de-
cided the case 10 be one of suicide.
DR.. Samuel Lindley, one of the most
highly esteemed young men of AIinneap-
oils, committed suicide by cutting his
throat Mental depression in consequence
Of the death of n sister to whom he was
much attached is the supposed cause of J.
the rash deed.
Hans Peterson, for several years viii
lage marshal of Caledonia, has skipped
the vicinity. A highly respected widow, 40
years of age, owho is the mother of
large number Of children aud the grand
mother Of several. will soon give birth 10
Peter Hanson. The disgrace hes psostss-
ted her.